Our big defensive line commit is visiting others

[STEVEAUX UL 78]

That's him and fellow Cajun commit Tyler Guidry who plays at Southern Lab.
Based on Twitter posts, they seem to be good friends. I wouldn't worry be too worried about this at this time

That is kind of what I was thinking...I see no problem with that tweet...meaning it wasn’t Southern

[JamesTheJeweler]

If you think those guys committed to us because they were told we would be 10-2 this year, you need your head examined. Those guys committed to be a part of the future... Remove yourself from the ___king ledge


Z

TRUTH!

[DaddyCajun]

CajunT, so you think the BIG guy is still a SOLID Cajun Commit?

[Ragin' Caleb]

I call losing by 2 points to what's going to be either the worst or second to worst team in the east struggling. I did not have high expectations for Alabama and Mississippi state went on to lose bad to Kentucky and has scored 13 points in there next 2 games. Yet made us look like a high school team. The top teams in the conference are competing with P5 schools. So yes, I would say that's struggling. Would you call it acceptable?

I was mad we didn't beat coastal but Napier couldn't be doing a better job with what hes got. Best recruiting class in the conference and getting the most out of the players he has now. And you dont know they're gonna be the worst team. Ulm was supposed to be good and they look bad right now. It's frustrating, I know but there's nothing we can do that isn't already being done

[fpc4life99]

I was mad we didn't beat coastal but Napier couldn't be doing a better job with what hes got. Best recruiting class in the conference and getting the most out of the players he has now. And you dont know they're gonna be the worst team. Ulm was supposed to be good and they look bad right now. It's frustrating, I know but there's nothing we can do that isn't already being done

When did ULM join the Sun Belt East?

[Ragin' Caleb]

When did ULM join the Sun Belt East?

didn't say they were. Just an example of expectations and perspective in this conference